He Peruvian Institute of Sport (IPD) announced that the delivery of courtesy tickets for sporting events (football matches) and non-sports events (concerts), following a report of Final point that exposed an indiscriminate distribution of these.
Through a press release, the institution reported that the decision was approved as a directive 008-2023 IPD/OGA “Provisions for the Leasing of the Properties under the Administration of the IPD in Metropolitan Lima”.
“Through which the procedures to be executed are established in relation to the destination of the courtesy tickets for sporting and non-sporting events, which take place on the premises of the institution such as the National Stadium“, he pointed.
With the new provision, if the lessee decides, at its sole discretion, to offer the institution courtesy tickets for events of a public nature, these must be delivered by means of an act.
In this way, the document to be filled out is called “Courtesy ticket delivery certificate”, which will allow a control to be carried out after its distribution.
He IPD He specified that with the directive the distribution of tickets will be as follows:
-50% of the total courtesy tickets will be for the athletes of the Federations and the National Paralympic Association of Peru (ANPPERU)
-20% available to charities
-20% for IPD workers (public officials will not be considered)
-10% will be distributed by the Senior Management of the IPD, prior determination of the beneficiaries.
In addition, it was indicated that the Marketing Unit will be responsible for receiving the courtesy tickets that the lessee voluntarily makes available to the entity.
“This management has taken an important step and established a procedure on the issue of courtesy tickets, now it is already regulated and the priority will be athletes and charities,” he remarked. Guido Flores Marchpresident of the IPD.
The head of the institution also reiterated his commitment to continue working to promote and facilitate the development of competitive and recreational sports as a tool for social change.
“The current management reaffirms its commitment to excellence and continuous improvement, for the benefit of children, youth and the population in general,” he said.
Final point revealed that a series of officials and authorities would have received free VIP tickets to attend these events with friends or family; unlike an ordinary citizen who must buy their tickets for hundreds of soles.
One of them was Jeremías Huaman Ramírezwho was appointed advisor to the IPD presidency on the recommendation of former president Pedro Castillo.
A privilege that Huamán Ramírez would have had at his own request, according to the aforementioned media. There were 225 tickets that he obtained for the concert of Bad Bunny. Of the total number of tickets, 75 were from the Beach Zone (S/51 thousand), 55 Platinum (S/26 thousand), two saw (S/700), 18 West Box (S/4,000) and 75 Cabins (S/30 thousand ).
In other words, the adviser recommended by the former president was assigned a total of S/111 thousand 700 upon receiving the tickets. However, the official has denied the delivery of this benefit,
